STREET FOOD · NETHERLANDS STREET FOOD TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 11 street food tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you turn up hungry.
Spend about three hours tasting Dutch street food around Albert Cuyp Market in De Pijp. Your English-speaking local guide leads a group of no more than 12 to try fries, herring, stroopwafels, snacks, drinks, and foods from family-run spots.
“Very knowledgeable guide and excellent host who made the tour come alive. Being a small group made it a really enjoyable experience.”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jordaan with an English-speaking local guide, stopping at six eateries for Dutch and international bites, drinks, and food-centered city stories. Guides may include Gerard, Danielle, Elena, or Rozanne. Expect a gentle three-hour route ending near the Anne Frank House.
“The roti was superb and the overall experience really nice.”
Walk central The Hague with a local food guide, stopping at bakeries, cafés, shops, and pubs for sweet and savory bites, drinks, and stories. You’ll see Binnenhof, Noordeinde Palace, and lesser-known corners in a group capped at 10. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available by request.
“As with most walking tours, the guide makes all the difference. Our guide, Mike, was exceptional! Super fun. Read our crowd perfectly. Mike had a great knowledge of history which made the tour very interesting. The food and drink choices were great. Thanks, Mike!”
Spend four to five hours walking De Pijp with a small group of up to eight. Guides such as Sara and Sharmain lead you to Dutch, Indonesian, Surinamese, Japanese, and newer local food stops, with at least seven tastings and a few drinks.
“Sharmain was wonderfull host was able to skillfully read the group we all enjoyed the banter as we moved around . Enjoyed our time with couple from florida”
Join Ben’s three-hour Amsterdam food walk with a Dutch-born guide, often Chris, for eight tastings at seven stops. Starting in De Pijp, you’ll visit a bakery, local eateries, Albert Cuyp Market, and lesser-known neighborhood spots while learning the stories behind Dutch food.
“I went on this awesome food tour in Amsterdam last weekend and loved every minute of it! What made it so special is that it took us through some cosy local neighbourhoods, away from the usual tourist spots, places I probably wouldn't have found by myself. It was a great way to see how the locals really live in Amsterdam. The Dutch might not be well-known for their cuisine, but every single thing we tasted was surprisingly delicious. I discovered some amazing foods I never knew existed! Our guide, Chris, is a local who's lived in Amsterdam for a long time, and he went above and beyond to make sure…”
Meet your private English-speaking guide, possibly Dennis, at Haarlem Station, then explore the old center through cheese, seafood, craft beer, Dutch drop, and classic comfort food. The route is customizable, with vegetarian, pescetarian, and many gluten-free choices available by request.
“What an incredible city. The history is very interesting as well as the hardships they endured. Dennis is an excellent tour guide and really knows this town and the best food.”
Spend two hours eating through Amsterdam’s Albert Cuyp Market with a foodie guide such as Noam, learning how Dutch food connects to local culture and history. Tastings make up a full lunch, with a first soft drink and boutique beer included. The group can reach 20 people.
“This was a great beginning to my trip to Amsterdam. I learned a lot from Noam about Amsterdam and its food but also Noam got back to me via WhatsApp to answer a question about a name of a food I had forgotten. Very responsive guide and very personable. You want to take this tour when you’re in Amsterdam!”
Join a private two-hour walking tour from Amsterdam Centraal to Dam Square with a multilingual guide such as Chinara. Sample bitterballen, local beer, 20 cheeses, waffles, fried snacks, and herring while learning about Amsterdam’s food, buildings, and past.
Meet your guide at Noordermarkt at noon for a four-hour Amsterdam food-and-canal outing. You’ll sample cheese, stroopwafels, herring, and bitterballen, sip local beer, ride a restored wooden saloon boat, and visit neighborhood food stops with up to 11 people.
“Food tasting is always part of our travel and everytime we visit new places., we booked 2 spots with euroquest travel, although they change our schedule, at the end, it all worked out. Thank you for the nice experience!”
Join Chris, also known as Ben, for a three-hour walk through Amsterdam’s De Pijp area. You’ll visit seven local stops for eight Dutch tastings, moving from sweet treats to savory bites and finishing at Chris Scholten Café with a Dutch beer.
“Chris (Ben) is a very pleasant and knowledgeable guide and foodie. The options of food and venues were diverse, local, and uniquely Dutch, finished off with a Dutch beer. How good. Ine last thing, I was the only "customer". Chris is happy to accommodate single travelers if need be and you still get royal treatment. Of course, in the "tour", you are exposed to some beautiful areas and sites of the suburbs. If you are thinking about, do it.”
Walk Haarlem with hosts Kim, Karen, and Rob, stopping at seven food and drink spots among the station, hofjes, Grote Markt, and Spaarne. You’ll learn local stories, meet food entrepreneurs, explore the city center, and finish at DeDAKKAS. Beer and alcohol are for ages 18 and up.
“Our family absolutely loved the Haarlem street food experience! It was very engaging and personal, while also being informational about the history of Haarlem. Kim, Karen, and Rob were great hosts. We all learned a lot while also enjoying the incredible cuisine of Haarlem! Would definitely recommend for any age!”
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